Sentence examples for expires around from inspiring English sources

His contract expires around the time Euro 2012 kicks off.

He's already done this and hints that he may retire when his contract expires, around 2011.

Zurn said the agreement with that site expires around 2027.

The contracts of many cast members expire around the same time that Miranda exits the production.

But Mr. Hendricks said he was counting on winning over traditional Austin tenants, lobbyists and lawyers whose leases will expire around the time his building opens.

President Bush is currently campaigning to make permanent last year's $1.35 trillion in tax cuts, most of which are scheduled to expire around 2010.

Ilitch and Davidson entered into a 30-day exclusive negotiating period at the end of October, but it expired around Thanksgiving without a deal.

There had been mounting pressure on Nutrasweet to develop another product because the exclusive patents it holds on aspartame will start to expire around the world in 1992.

Initially awarded discretionary leave to remain until aged 17 and a half, typical for people in his situation, he was then granted further permission to stay that would expire around his 21st birthday.

For nearly a decade the union has maneuvered to have most contracts covering janitors expire around the same time, enabling it to create a single nationwide campaign on their behalf.

But since there could be as many as two albums' worth of material made after that deal expired, around five years ago, other labels may also be able to cut deals, and the Jackson estate has held talks with Universal about those recordings, according to people familiar with the discussions but not authorized to speak publicly.